Dell Latitude 7320 (13.3-Inch, 2021)

“The Dell Latitude 7320 Detachable is the best Windows tablet for business users.”

Included keyboard cover with built-in stylus holder ; Integrated kickstand ; Roomy 13-inch display ; Decent audio volume ; Intel Core i7 processor with vPro support ; Three-year standard warranty

No 4K display option ; Merely average computing performance ; Expensive as configured

The Dell Latitude 7320 Detachable is a well-designed Windows tablet that comes with a keyboard cover and stylus, along with plenty of security and manageability options.

Sturdy, attractive chassis ; Comfortable keyboard ; Improved proximity sensor ; Optional full HD camera ; Optional LTE, and eSIM capable

High list price ; Confusing configuration options ; No 4K screen option ; Dim display

The Dell Latitude 7320 2-in-1 is uncomfortably pricey, but this 13.3-inch convertible remains an appealing choice for both corporate travelers and the IT departments who serve them.

Large 13.3-inch, bright 500-nit display ; Excellent keyboard for typing ; 1080p webcam ; Thunderbolt 4 ports ; Superb utility suite

Weak magnetic keyboard connection ; Expensive unless your company's buying it

While you’re not going to buy the Dell Latitude 7320 Detachable to play games, it’s worth noting that the 11th-gen Core i7 within it falls into the , noteworthy for its advanced, integrated Iris Xe GPU that pushes graphics performance into discrete-GPU...

Slim aluminum design ; Bright, vivid 13-inch display ; Good performance ; Comfy keyboard with pen charging slot ; IR camera and fingerprint sensor ; Class-leading webcam

Very expensive ; Kickstand is a bit flimsy ; No USB Type-A port

Dell's Latitude 7320 Detachable is an excellent tablet hybrid with a gorgeous 13-inch display, fast performance and a handful of useful features.

Lightweight and sturdy chassis ; Colorful display ; Solid performance ; Great battery life

Pricey ; Sluggish SSD ; Lacks stylus

Solid, perky performance in a sleek, stylish form factor makes the Latitude 7320 a win for Dell business customers

Really great build quality ; Good looks and thoughtful design ; Very nice display with thin bezels ; Kickstand has plenty of angle options and is strong ; The keyboard cover is well made ; The keyboard and trackpad are nice to use ; Strong performer...

The Dell Pen is awkward ; Can get laggy if pushed too hard with heavy programs ; Speakers are average ; Cameras are just okay ; It's pricey and you could probably get an XPS for a close to similar price

A straightforward rugged design for business users ; Decent display ; Great performer for business tasks ; Decent battery life ; Comparably priced ; Privacy shade on webcam ; No bloatware

Ho-hum webcam ; Slightly thicker than other portables, but you do gain ports because of this ; No fingerprint scanner

Premium build materials (aluminum or carbon fiber);Good battery life;PCIe x4 support;Two Thunderbolt 4 connectors and a MicroSD card reader;Optional IR face recognition, fingerprint scanner, and LTE support;No PWM (AUO 5GTK0-B133HAN (AUO2B99))

RAM is soldered to the motherboard;57% sRGB coverage (AUO 5GTK0-B133HAN (AUO2B99));Rather expensive

Undoubtedly, the Latitude 13 7320 doesn’t come cheap. But it just might be the best value Carbon fiber laptop on the market as of now. Its direct competitor from Lenovo is significantly more expensive and offers pretty much the same. Well… the display...

Solid performance ; Fast SSD ; Great webcams ; Gorgeous display

Mediocre speakers ; Expensive ; Flimsy kickstand and Type Cover

Overall, the Dell Latitude 7320 Detachable isn't our favorite 2-in-1 laptop, but it's definitely worth a look for business users on the go.